Shalom Its Eden Chekol Research Paper

Serving in the United States Army through Army ROTC scholarship is the first step in the assuring that my future is headed in the right direction. Because of the heavy investment that is done by the United States government and citizens for . Serving my country with pride and duty in our future is a big honor. It allows me to experience a regimented, disciplined and honorable welcoming into adulthood. I will be fully prepared to maximize any opportunity that comes my way.

Getting an education is extremely important in my family because it signifies hard work. No one in my immediate family has attended college yet and I would like to be the one that ends this cycle and graduates college. College is also important in my family because they believe that this will ensure that I will have a stable future and this is crucial to me.

An average person spends about 9% of his or her life in school. That’s roughly 14,000 hours in school from the time you enter kindergarten, until the time you graduate high school. Growing up we almost always swear that going to school is the worst possible thing our parents could ever make us do. We thought of it as a punishment rather than a privilege. I had these same emotions majority of my school career, until I met the one teacher who made me excited to come to school every day.

From grammar jeopardy in English class to researching Túpac Amaru in Spanish, all of my classes at BHMS are extremely alluring and fun, but my Humanities class to stand out within all of my great classes. The Humanities class in BHMS is the perfect combination of hands-on education, creativity and Fun. Mixing those three things is a tough thing to do, but my teacher Launa Schweizer does it every time. She make every single class so fun and engaging, whether it is going outside and polling people or making an imaginary journey to Oregon. Humanities is by far my favorite class and always manages to interest me no matter what.

Prarie Middle School. Some days I just don’t feel like going to school. I have now learned to go to school. And I hope to finish 6th grade with good grades this year, as I did in elementary (straight A's and B's may I add). I have learned that I have courage and

Next year I will continue to study in a preparatory program with the help of God.

school as my top priority and put it above anything else. During high school I stayed on track

Camp Shalom, a home away from home. Camp Shalom is a Christian camp that has been apart of my life for the past 9 years. Starting at 2nd grade kids can start going to camp for “mini camp” a camp for two days and one night. Then, when kids reach the 4th grade they are in the “village.” This is a section of camp with kids in the grades 4, 5, and 6. When kids reach 7th grade they go to “outpost.” Outpost is similar to village but with older kids. After you are done being a camper you have the opportunity to be an assistant counselor. Being an assistant counselor is when my life truly started to change.

Imagine, just for a moment, that you are young Asher Lev, son of Rivkeh and Aryeh Lev, two highly respected members in the Jewish community. Pretend you were born with an extraordinary talent, one which you deem an incredible and intriguing gift, and think of how you would feel if your talent were ridiculed by those who you love and respect the most, because your gift is "foolishness from the other side". Would you throw away every trace of your talent and be the studious child that everyone wants you to be and focus on school and your religious responsibilities? Or would you continue to let your gift shine? For young Asher Lev, this decision was incredibly difficult.

My schooling and education are the most important things to me. But it hasn’t always been that way. I honestly didn’t start caring about my education or schooling until I came to Coloma. Don’t get me wrong Benton Harbor Area Schools aren’t bad it was just so hard for me to focus there and the work was way too easy. Making the switch to Coloma has been the best thing for my education. My first semester here was so hard. I was failing test and getting bad grades. I just didn’t understand. I then realized it’s not the school it was me I wasn’t trying hard enough. So I tried harder and now my grades are better than ever and I have big dreams about college and the life after that. Making that switch has taught me I’m much more than people and I expect me to be.

I must make the decision to stay on top of all school work so I can go beyond high school. I plan on going to college after high school and that can change my life by setting me up for my career. I want to become a veterinarian so even after high school and college, I have to get into vet school. It takes a lot of academic perseverance and time to get that far and I need to work on that. I have to keep my head in the game focus on my schooling because if I don’t, I won’t be able to reach my dream.

When I’m in school, I like to consider myself a pig. For the most part I put everything i've got into school. In some cases I feel I can do better, but In all I do believe I try my best in school. School to me is very important because of the college I want to go to, Notre Dame. Notre Dame is immense in academics, but I want

Shaba II was an invasion of the Shaba separatist movement FNLC into the Zairian province of Shaba on May 11, 1978. The Congolese National Liberation Front had its bases in eastern Angola and probably had the support of the Angolan government. Shaba II was an invasion of the Shaba separatist movement FNLC into the Zairian province of Shaba on May 11, 1978. Invasion of the Shaba separatist movement FNLC into the Zairian province of Shaba on May 11, 1978. The Congolese National Liberation Front (FNLC) had its bases in eastern Angola and probably had the support of the Angolan government. Mobutu of Zaire appealed for foreign assistance and French and Belgian military intervention beat back the invasion just as in 1977.The FNLC captured Kolwezi.The U.S. and Cuba coaxed Angola and Zaire into negotiations leading to a peaceful pact.

My name is Sivan Alemu; I am 18 years and a 12th grade student at Wizo high school in Rehovot.

After I graduate from the undergraduate program, I am thinking of applying for an Architecture Masters Degree or a